Permethrin
Brand: Ambush
Formulation: 25% EC
Introduction and Properties
Permethrin, with the trade name Ambush, is a non-systemic insecticide from the group of synthetic pyrethroids, which controls a wide range of insects and arthropods by contact and digestive action. In general, this compound can be used to control arthropods, lepidopterans, dipterans, bees and sucking insects on tobacco, beets, cotton, soybeans, vegetables and greens, pistachios, walnuts, figs, grapes and pome and stone fruit trees. Because this compound is rapidly hydrolyzed in the digestive tract, it has weak digestive toxicity and, by affecting the sodium channel, disrupts the transmission of nerve signals. This toxin has also been reported to have repellent properties. Therefore, it prevents pests from approaching sprayed plants.
Instructions for use
Sugar beet prodonia at a rate of 1 liter per hectare
Minoz round spot of fruit trees as a foliar spray at a rate of 0.5 per thousand only in the years of outbreak against the first generation or maximum the second generation and in one application.
General considerations
Before using a pesticide, read the label carefully.
Consult with your local plant protection expert for details.
This pesticide is prohibited from being sold without a prescription from a herbalist.
